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This is Derek Miller, Speaking on Business. Caring Transitions of Salt Lake City is transforming how seniors and their families transition through life's stages. They provide services like downsizing, estate sales, senior relocation, and personalized support through the entire process. Franchise Owner, Allison Conklin, joins us with more. Allison Conklin: Life's big changes can be overwhelming, but you don't have to face them alone. At Caring Transitions of Salt Lake City, we're here to help you navigate life's transitions with compassion and care. Whether downsizing, relocating, or managing an estate, our team handles everything — from sorting and packing to estate sales and cleanouts. Through our exclusive online platform, CTBid, we connect your treasured items with buyers who appreciate them, keeping your family's best interest at heart. We understand that every situation is unique, which is why we create customized plans tailored to your specific needs and timeline. Our goal is to provide peace of mind during what can often be a difficult or emotional time. At Caring Transitions, we take the stress out of the process, so you can focus on what really matters. To schedule a free consultation, call 801-895-7321 or visit CaringTransitionsofSaltLakeCity.com. Derek Miller: Caring Transitions of Salt Lake City serves Utahns in Holladay, Sugarhouse, Federal Heights, Murray, and Taylorsville by providing personalized, compassionate support to help every family navigate life's transitions with ease and peace of mind. I'm Derek Miller, with the Salt Lake Chamber, Speaking on Business. Originally aired: 6/19/25

The Indiana Pacers' NBA Finals run has delivered more than excitement—it's driven millions into the central Indiana economy. From sold-out hotels and surging merchandise sales to global exposure for Fishers-based Spokenote, the postseason has turned Hoosier business into a national headline. Indianapolis International Airport breaks ground on a $206 million Westin hotel, adding jobs and convenience. Airline leaders gather in Indy, fueling conversations about new nonstop flights. In southwest Indiana, Evansville's airport opens a new terminal for private jets. Also this week: a $1.2 billion data center in Hammond, a $2.7 billion acquisition by Allison Transmission, and major expansions in Lebanon, Muncie, Kokomo, and Taylorsville. Recovery Force Health lands a systemwide deal with Community Health, and a Pacers fan travels 5,000 miles from Norway to catch the Finals in person. Get the latest business news from throughout the state at InsideINdianaBusiness.com.

Police have arrested the man suspected of breaking into a Taylorsville home. The man broke down the fence but was unable to break down the door to the home. The man attempted to steal a lawnmower during the break in. KSL Legal Analyst, Greg Skordas joins Dave and Debbie to discuss why people commit crimes like this with little reward.  Dave and Debbie take calls from listeners to hear what things they've had stolen from their homes.

Can Utah County keep up with its own growth? More than half of Americans not willing to go into debt for American made products Streaming prices are exploding Security risks of the US accepting a jet from Qatar Dust storms in Utah

This edition of the Means of Grace features a conversation with Rev. Joel Simpson, pastor of First UMC in Taylorsville, NC.  Joel has a heart for justice and the poor and marginalized. In May 2025, Joel, Shane Claiborne, and three other faith activists were arrested while protesting the GOP budget bill.    In April 2022, Joel, along with Shane Claiborne, led participants through the stations of the cross.  The stations included images that portrayed the execution of Jesus as painted by men awaiting their own execution of Tennessee's death row.  We talk about how that came about and how Joel and the church engage in justice ministries.    Show notes: Joel Simpson email to connect with him: jsimpson@wnccumc.net Holy Week exhibit: Are We Continuing to Execute Jesus? WNC United Methodists Grapple with the Death Penalty During Holy Week (wnccumc.org)                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            Poor People's Campaign: Poor People's Campaign – A National Call for Moral Revival (poorpeoplescampaign.org) Shane Claiborne : shane claiborne 957 mobile café - Home (957mobilecafe.org) Equal Justice Initiative Home (eji.org) advocates for criminal justice reform and racial justice. General Board of Church and Society GBCS Home • GBCS (umcjustice.org) Dontae Sharpe documentary: BBC News Channel - Justice Delayed

Did you blink and miss the 3.9-magnitude earthquake last week? It's a gentle reminder to get ready for "the big one” scientists expect to hit Salt Lake one of these days. Host Ali Vallarta chatted with Taylorsville prepper Emily Cottam about her tips for putting together a 72-hour kit and preparing for hard times. This episode first aired March 27, 2023. Get more from City Cast Salt Lake when you become a City Cast Salt Lake Neighbor. You'll enjoy perks like ad-free listening, invitations to members only events and more. Join now at membership.citycast.fm.  Subscribe to Hey Salt Lake, our daily morning newsletter. You can also find us on Instagram @CityCastSLC. Looking to advertise on City Cast Salt Lake? Check out our options for podcast and newsletter ads. Learn more about the sponsors of this episode:  Aura Frames - Get $35-off plus free shipping on the Carver Mat frame with Promo Code CITYCAST Salt Lake City Arts Council Salt Lake City Government Red Butte Garden Asher Adams Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hour #1 - Smith County Sheriff Joel Houston calls in to give us an update on the Taylorsville tornado aftermath & recovery while also taking a deep dive into the claims that Rasheem Carter was lynched and thrown to the wolves there a couple of years ago. We bring this up today after a disturbing social media post that wished more tornadoes upon Taylorsville over the death of the Carter. Hour #2 - Kingfish W/ Jackson Jambalaya calls in to discuss the latest drama in the Jackson mayoral campaign and the passing of the new squatters bill in the senate.

This is Derek Miller, Speaking on Business. Utah's growth relies on a strong construction industry to support its expanding communities. For over a century, Jacobsen Construction has played a key role in building that foundation and shaping the state's future. Chief Operating Officer, Matt Radke, joins us with more. Matt Radke: U.S. News and World Report has ranked Utah the number one state in America for two consecutive years, sparking new opportunities across the state. Jacobsen Construction is proud to contribute to this growth with several transformative projects shaping Utah's future. First, the University of Utah Spencer Fox Eccles School of Medicine will revolutionize medical education, preparing future doctors for innovation. Then at Deer Valley, with the newly completed Grand Hyatt as part of the Mayflower resort — America's most ambitious new ski campus in 50 years. Meanwhile, in Logan, Utah State University is expanding its business school with the Carolyn & Kem Gardner Learning & Leadership Building, fostering strong partnerships between students and Utah businesses. And then in Taylorsville, Primary Children's Hospital is building a state-of-the-art Behavioral Health Center to provide essential mental health services to young patients. Jacobsen Construction's involvement in these projects demonstrates that Utah's success is just beginning, with even more growth opportunities on the horizon. Derek Miller: With over 100 years of experience, Jacobsen Construction remains a driving force in Utah's economy. Their work continues to shape the state's future with exciting new projects ahead. Learn more at jacobsenconstruction.com. I'm Derek Miller, with the Salt Lake Chamber, Speaking on Business. Originally aired: 3/14/25

I'm still processing the incredible conversation I just had with Emma Churchman about Hurricane Helene's impact on Western North Carolina. Living just outside Taylorsville myself, I witnessed the storm's fury firsthand, but what Emma experienced in those mountains takes my breath away. When that unprecedented storm hit their community, no one could have predicted the […] The post Finding Hope in Hurricane Helene: A Journey to Recovery appeared first on The Successful Mind Podcast.

Send us a textPam Hill and Brian Tucher from Beacon Therapy reveal the transformative power of therapy for seniors, joined by their delightful therapy dog, Hal. Experience firsthand how they create a nurturing space that allows older adults to express their emotions freely, overcoming the stigma of mental health often faced by the elderly. By sharing their compassionate approach, Pam and Brian emphasize the critical role of building trust and friendship to help seniors find renewed purpose and joy even amidst the challenges of aging.Listeners will gain valuable insights into the nuances of supporting older adults' mental health, from the societal perceptions that often undervalue them to the family dynamics essential in offering empathy and understanding. The episode underscores the importance of engaging with seniors in their reality, particularly in navigating conditions like dementia and Alzheimer's. The therapeutic journey of transitioning from despair to ego integrity is explored, highlighting how community and reminiscence can play pivotal roles in this profound transformation.Discover the heartwarming impact of therapy dogs in the healing process, as Hal's presence brings joy and sparks positive memories for clients. Pam and Brian share personal stories that honor the individuality of their clients, shedding light on their unique lives and contributions. Additionally, we explore the services offered by Beacon Therapy in Taylorsville, Utah, noting its accessibility and the importance of spreading awareness about these vital resources. This episode is a testament to the power of compassionate therapy and the boundless benefits it offers to seniors and their families.This episode includes the following:• Discusses the journey into focusing on geriatric therapy• Explains how therapy dogs enhance emotional expression• Examines common barriers seniors face regarding mental health• Describes strategies for family involvement and community building• Explores grief and loss within the aging population• Discusses the unique perspectives of aging gracefully• Highlights the importance of respecting the individuality of seniors• Offers insights into the future of geriatric mental health treatmentSupport the show

Help your teen regain confidence and take control of their emotions with expert counseling from Taylorsville's trusted professionals at Influence Therapy and Coaching. Call (385) 275-6388 or click https://influencetherapy.com/services/teen-therapy/ to schedule a session today. Influence Therapy and Coaching City: Taylorsville Address: 849 Levoy Dr. Website: https://maps.app.goo.gl/ghwnmrfz7q2shqsd8

Hosts: Erin Rider and Taylor Morgan  Presidential election results certified without any issue It’s officially official: Donald Trump will be the next President of the United States. Earlier today, the electoral college voted to certify the results of the presidential election. The mood was solemn at the Capitol for a few reasons; not least of which is the memory of the insurrection four years ago. We discuss the calm and cordial atmosphere of the vote today, and how Vice President Kamala Harris did as she oversaw the vote finalizing her presidential loss.  $200+ Million set aside to provide tax cuts for Utahns The upcoming Legislative General Session begins in about two weeks, and it could result in some large tax cuts for Utahns. The exact details are still unknown at this time, but the cuts come as Governor Cox has pushed to eliminate the state income tax on Social Security benefits. The Inside Sources hosts discuss the support the plan seems to have on Utah’s Capitol Hill.  On the Hill 2025: Previewing legislation on public safety, border security Today, several members of the Utah State Legislature outlined pieces of legislation to improve public safety and address impacts of illegal immigration at the United States’ Southern Border. These bills, which will be discussed and voted upon during the General Legislative Session, deal with things like fentanyl, organized crime, property rights, and English language learners. State Rep. Karianne Lisonbee joins Inside Sources to describe some of these bills.  Gov. Cox calls for removal of ICE director in Salt Lake City According to an investigation from our partners at the Deseret News, Governor Spencer Cox sent a letter to the incoming Trump administration asking for the immediate removal of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) director in Salt Lake City. Why? We discuss some of the reasons outlined in the letter, and how the Governor has also asked for more funding to remove migrants.  New Elected Officials: Ross Romero, new Salt Lake County Council Member Several new members joined the Salt Lake County Council this morning, taking their oaths of office in a ceremony held at the Mid-Valley Performing Arts Center in Taylorsville. We’re joined in the studio by new Salt Lake County Council Member for District 4, Ross Romero. He outlines some of the things he wants to prioritize during his first term.  Park City Ski Patrol strike enters 10th day Park City Mountain ski patrols are entering their tenth day of striking as they demand a $2 an hour raise. The strike has contributed to long lines at the ski resort and has led to national outcry for and against the owner of Park City Mountain, Vail Resorts. Inside Sources hosts Taylor Morgan and Erin Rider share updates on the strike.  New Elected Officials: Natalie Pinkney, new Salt Lake County Council Member Also joining the Salt Lake County Council as an At-Large Member is Natalie Pinkney. She also took the oath of office today and says she wants to celebrate diversity while still addressing important issues like homelessness and public safety. She joins Inside Sources in the studio to talk about her priorities for her first term.  Tips to avoid the ‘winter blues’ Today was a rather gray, dreary day here in Salt Lake City. It got us thinking about the ‘winter blues’ -- a kind of slump or sadness many people feel once the holidays end. The Inside Sources hosts share some tips for listeners who need a little pick-me-up during the cold winter months.   

Hosts: Erin Rider and Taylor Morgan  Several new members joined the Salt Lake County Council this morning, taking their oaths of office in a ceremony held at the Mid-Valley Performing Arts Center in Taylorsville. We’re joined in the studio by new Salt Lake County Council Member for District 4, Ross Romero. He outlines some of the things he wants to prioritize during his first term.   

Hosts Doug Simcox and Sam Swearingen introduce their new series, Quiet Enough to Ride, exploring the mental side of the 3Rs: rodeo, racing, and wrestling.Recorded just past Thanksgiving in Taylorsville, Kentucky, this episode dives into balancing family, faith, and finances while building a mental conditioning plan for success. With over 100 years of combined experience, Doug and Sam share personal stories and practical tips for quieting the mind, staying focused, and performing under pressure.As the 2025 rodeo season kicks off and IFR 55 approaches, this series is packed with actionable insights, exercises, and examples to sharpen your mental game in and out of the arena.Next Episode: Defining the Rodeo Mindset.Follow us on Facebook at BTC, Beyond the Chutes, and join the conversation! Success starts with a quiet mind.International Finals Rodeohttps://www.ipra-rodeo.com/ifrRacecraft 1https://racecraft1.com/Miracle Activation Centerhttps://www.miracleactivationcenter.com/The Empowerment Dynamic TEDhttps://theempowermentdynamic.com/about/Rodeo Roots Podcast – IFYR BONUS EPISODE 2- TOM CARNEYhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ifyr-bonus-episode-2-tom-carney/id1723417771?i=1000661697688Dale Jr Download – 568 - Josh Wise: Life Changing Driver Coachhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/568-josh-wise-life-changing-driver-coach/id603707723?i=1000665235921Here are some resources for Beyond the Chutes:Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100093822821241Official Website:https://beyondthechutes.show/Spotify: https://shorturl.at/bvK35Apple Podcasts: https://shorturl.at/jnGV4YouTube: https://tinyurl.com/bdcju8nzRSS: https://rss.com/podcasts/beyondthechutes/ParaSight Systems - Coupon: BTC023 for 50% off Mail In Test Kitshttps://www.parasightsystem.com/

Addressing youth mental health begins with providing a safe environment for teens to discuss their feelings and challenges, which is central to the latest services from Taylorsville, Utah-based Influence Therapy & Coaching (385-275-6388). Go to https://influencetherapy.com/ for more information. Influence Therapy and Coaching City: Taylorsville Address: 849 Levoy Dr. Website: https://maps.app.goo.gl/ghwnmrfz7q2shqsd8 Phone: +1-385-275-6388

Influence Therapy and Coaching (385-275-6388) in Taylorsville specializes in helping children overcome difficulties, offering professional mental health services. Get in touch with a trained therapist at: https://influencetherapy.com/ Influence Therapy and Coaching City: Taylorsville Address: 849 Levoy Dr. Website: https://maps.app.goo.gl/ghwnmrfz7q2shqsd8 Phone: +1-385-275-6388

What happens when an active raccoon and bear-hunting houndsman is faced with a debilitating injury at the onset of hunting season?  Does he become discouraged to the point of giving up or does he purpose to overcome adversity and forge into the future with a firm resolve? The subject of our episode this week personifies the latter. Mark Miller of Taylorsville, North Carolina is a houndsman in the prime of life, a guy that approaches hound hunting like a rookie fireman on his first five-alarm run.  His determination to take a green pup all the way to the Quadruple Grand level in the coonhound game is evidence of just how hard he goes at it. Unfortunately, Miller finds himself dealing lately with a severe back injury that so far is devoid of a clear long-term prognosis, a situation that would get a lesser man down.Steve and Mark spend the duration of the podcast talking about Mark's personal battle, about the hound that the two friends co-own and finally, about a new prospect that Steve hopes will follow in his sire's footsteps. Despite the variety of subjects at hand, some with a serious degree of uncertainty, the friends manage to see light at the end of the tunnel in the upcoming Grand American and American Plott Association upcoming at the first of the year.   It's an hour of the “dog talk at its finest” you've come to expect in this spot each week. Enjoy. 

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Going through a tough time mentally and need some extra help? Influence Therapy & Coaching (+1 385 275 6388) provides therapy and professional guidance for families, couples, and individuals. Visit https://influencetherapy.com for details. Influence Therapy and Coaching City: Taylorsville Address: 849 Levoy Dr. Website: https://maps.app.goo.gl/ghwnmrfz7q2shqsd8 Phone: +1-385-275-6388

Joe & Paul host this special episode with UK super fan JD ShelburneJD Shelburne is that rare artist for whom the dream, the life, and the music have all come together.“I've been blessed enough to hit that sweet spot,” says the lanky Kentucky native, whose music channels his small-town roots amid his journey from regional star to the national stage. “And the best part is, I have the truest and most loyal fans in the world, and they've been with me every step of the way.”JD's journey has taken him from Taylorsville, Kentucky, to the iTunes Country Top Ten, landed him on CMT and the Circle Network, found him opening for ZZ Top, Miranda Lambert, and Marty Stuart, put him on the cover of Kentucky's Official Visitor's Guide, a recording session with the Legendary Oak Ridge Boys and made national news for the sheer size and exuberance of a crowd numbering in the tens of thousands at one of his hometown concerts. Now, with his latest album, Neon Hallelujah, JD takes another major leap forward, one that locks down his position as one of modern country's most exciting and accomplished singers.The follow-up to his breakthrough Straight From Kentucky album, Neon Hallelujah finds JD at the top of his game as a singer and writer, with 14 new songs destined to join the ranks of fan favorites as they offer further peeks inside his heart and soul.Sponsored By:State Line Co.Use promo code bleedblue10 for 10% off all merch!www.statelineco.shopFollow us on social media!Twitter - BleedBNetworkInstagram - BleedBlueNetworkTikTok - BleedBlueNetworkOfficial

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Do you and your loved ones need guidance at a difficult time? Influence Therapy & Coaching (+1 385 275 6388) offers family therapy and counseling sessions with compassion and care. Visit https://influencetherapy.com for details. Influence Therapy and Coaching City: Taylorsville Address: 849 Levoy Dr. Website: https://maps.app.goo.gl/ghwnmrfz7q2shqsd8 Phone: +1-385-275-6388

Road rage continues to plague Utah drivers... even after new legislation targeting the crime. We've reported on 4 cases of road rage since the beginning of September. Just this morning... a case of road rage in Taylorsville led to shots being fired. Joining me live is Lieutenant Cameron Roden with the Utah Highway Patrol.

Hello Backstory fans! Welcome to another exciting episode! We are sitting down with Kentucky native and country music sensation, JD Shelburne. Can you believe he went from playing sports and tinkering with cars to rocking out on stage with his guitar? It's an inspiring ride, and we can't wait for you to hear it. JD takes us back to his humble beginnings in Taylorsville, Kentucky, sharing how a chance encounter with a guitar after his grandmother's passing set him on a path to musical stardom. You'll love hearing about his journey from small-town gigs to opening for big names and even hitting the top of the iTunes charts! We also dive into the making of his latest hit, "Cars and Trucks," a song that's more than meets the eye. Also, get the scoop on his upcoming projects and the personal stories that fuel his music. Trust us, this episode is packed with heartwarming moments and lots of laughs. Join us for a chat that's as down-to-earth as it is inspiring. We promise you'll feel like you're catching up with old friends!

DJ & PK talked highlighted Viewmont High School quarterback Titan Longson as the Week 3 winner of the John Watson Northern Utah Player of the Week award after the Vikings smashed Taylorsville 49-7 and he set a team record in the victory.

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Country Artist, JD Shelburne grew up on a tobacco farm in Taylorsville, KY. At age 19, he found a guitar after the death of his grandmother and began learning to play and sing on his own. JD Shelburne has the #1 video on CMT right now with his new hit, Cars & Trucks. One of the most humble, kind, generous, country music artists I've ever met. His fans mean the world to him and he never forgets it. He says that at every concert, he stays and signs merchandise and hugs his fans. He's got a heart of gold and an amazing voice! If you want to know what it takes to be successful in the country music industry, you won't want to miss this podcast! Thank you, JD. I am honored to have you on my podcast.

Sabrina Reynolds is the founder of Mastery Learning Academy, a first through twelfth grade microschool in Taylorsville, Utah outside of Salt Lake City that focuses on core academic content within a classical-inspired, project-based learning environment.  Sabrina has a Master's degree in secondary education and taught in both public and private schools for almost 20 years before launching Mastery Learning Academy in 2019. Her school was almost shut down last spring for a zoning issue, but a new microschool bill passed by the Utah legislature saved it. *** Sign up for Kerry's free, weekly LiberatED e-newsletter on education trends at fee.org/liberated.

Hosts: Leah Murray and Greg Skordas Utah Representative Trevor Lee sparked controversy this week with a social media post highlighting a group of Muslims in Taylorsville. The post generated a lot of buzz from both sides of the aisle for different reasons. We take this incident to have a larger discussion about the freedom to exercise religion, and KSL at Night host Leah Murray shares some personal examples.

Hosts: Greg Skordas and Leah Murray Gov. Cox apologizes for campaign role in Arlington National Cemetery controversyThe United States Army is defending a staffer at Arlington National Cemetery, following controversy involving the staffer and former President Trump’s campaign team earlier this week. Utah Governor Spencer Cox was with the former president during that situation, and later sent out a type of campaign email using pictures taken at the cemetery; he has since apologized for that. Deseret News reporter Brigham Tomco has been following the story and joins us to share some updates. Discussing religious freedom following Utah politician’s social media postUtah Representative Trevor Lee sparked controversy this week with a social media post highlighting a group of Muslims in Taylorsville. The post generated a lot of buzz from both sides of the aisle for different reasons. We take this incident to have a larger discussion about the freedom to exercise religion, and KSL at Night host Leah Murray shares some personal examples. SLCo Mayor Jenny Wilson shares motivation, thoughts on Public Safety BondSalt Lake County voters will see a new Public Safety Bond proposal on the November ballot. We’ve discussed the nuts and bolts of the bond, but wanted to learn more about the motivation for the bond. SLCo Mayor Jenny Wilson proposed the bond to the County Council — who approved it 8-1 — and joins KSL at Night to share her thoughts on the bond and what she hopes it will accomplish.  Yelp sues competitor Google following monopolistic practicesA new lawsuit has been filed against Google; this time it’s coming from competitor review site Yelp. This new suit follows a federal ruling last month which said Google had engaged in illegal, monopolistic conduct. KSL Legal Analyst and KSL at Night host Greg Skordas breaks down this newest case for our listeners. Revised indictment filed against former President Donald TrumpThe Supreme Court’s ruling on presidential immunity threw a bit of a wrench into special counsel Jack Smith’s indictment against former President Donald Trump for his alleged involvement in the January 6th insurrection. Now, Smith has revised his indictment to be more narrow in its scope. We dig into the changes between the old and new filings. SCOTUS rebuffs Biden Administration’s student debt relief plans… againPresident Joe Biden’s SAVE Act hits another snag as the administration pushes for student loan relief. The Supreme Court says the plan must stay on hold as it faces additional court challenges, meaning millions of applicants have to wait longer to learn if they’ll receive student loan forgiveness or not. We take a look at the most recent updates in the process. Generation Z changing how the workforce uses sick daysWorkplace culture is constantly changing; even more so in the days following the COVID pandemic. As younger folks join the workforce, they’ve brought with them a greater sense of self-care, which has included using sick days. Anna Recksiek, HR Business Partner at Bonneville International calls into KSL at Night to discuss the shifting trends she’s seen around sick days and time-off. Make sure you tune in to hear this final segment from our talented hosts, Leah Murray and Greg Skordas!

Show Notes: Furniture Industry News - August 14, 2024Episode Highlights:Ningbo Port Explosion Disrupts Global Supply Chains:A major explosion at Ningbo Port in China has led to a significant disruption in global supply chains, particularly affecting container availability. The port's closure for 60 hours has intensified congestion at key Asian ports, with expected delays in container schedules and tightened supply chains, especially for hazardous goods. Importers are advised to reassess logistics and prepare for extended dwell times.Retailers Rush to Avoid Potential East Coast Port Strike:With the looming threat of a strike at East Coast ports, retailers are accelerating imports to avoid disruption. Contract negotiations between the International Longshoremen's Association and the U.S. Maritime Alliance are stalled, prompting a surge in cargo volumes as retailers aim to secure goods before the critical Black Friday season. Spot rates from Asia to the East Coast are rising as a result.QVC and HSN's Home Segment Remains Strong Despite Sales Decline:Despite a decline in overall sales, QVC and HSN's home segment continues to be their top-selling category, bringing in $1.185 billion in the first half of 2024. The company is focusing on improving its product assortment and cost management as it navigates through a challenging retail environment.Furniture For Life Expands in Colorado Springs:Furniture For Life has opened a new showroom in Colorado Springs, offering up to 50% off on massage chairs as part of their grand opening promotions. This expansion adds to their existing locations in Denver, Castle Rock, and Boulder, providing more opportunities for customers to explore their range of wellness-enhancing furniture.Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams Returns to North Carolina:The iconic furniture brand Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams is set to reopen its factory in Taylorsville, NC, under new ownership by Surya. The revival has sparked hope in the local community, with former employees returning to their jobs and a curated selection of beloved designs available online.E-Commerce Furniture Returns: High Costs and Fraud Risks:A recent study highlights the growing concern over the costs and fraud risks associated with e-commerce furniture returns. While furniture return rates are lower than other categories, the high cost per return and increasing instances of fraud are straining retailers. In response, stricter return policies are being implemented, including return fees and enhanced fraud detection measures.

Feel like you need some support in dealing with personal challenges? Influence Therapy and Coaching (385-275-3688) has just announced its grand opening and is now available for group and individual therapy sessions in Taylorsville, Utah. Go to https://influencetherapy.com to find out more. Influence Therapy and Coaching City: Taylorsville Address: 849 Levoy Dr. Website: https://influencetherapy.com/ Phone: +1 385 275 3688

The Salt Lake County prosecutor has cleared the officers who shot an armed man in Taylorsville last year...  AFter the officer-involved shooting... the D-A referred to the man shot as a "military veteran" calling to question this... are we making it harder for veterans to get the help they need by identifying them by veterans?  Joining me live is Former Executive Director of the Utah Department of Veteran AFfairs... Terry Schow

Tara shared how a misunderstood situation spun out of control quickly in Group Therapy and may have taught her daughter the wrong lesson! The search for love takes us to a hottie fireman at Taylorsville and Dutchmans and to a toothless short king, plus confessions to mom!

Have you ever wondered what it's like to be the only doctor in a small Kansas town, responsible for the health of an entire community? Rural healthcare is a world of its own, with unique challenges and profound impacts, something our guest Riley Moore knows all too well. From transportation director to executive director, Riley shares his journey through the multifaceted roles. His stories are a testament to the resilience and versatility necessary in these critical yet underserved areas. Transitioning roles can be like navigating a labyrinth, especially when stepping into an executive director position in a senior living facility. Riley opens up about his own experiences, from my nerve-wracking start at the Legacy House of Taylorsville to mastering the complex dynamics at Fairfield Village in Layton. Lastly, we unravel the fabric of personal connections in healthcare, how they're woven into the very core of patient satisfaction and staff retention.  Join us for a conversation that offers more than just insights into healthcare—it's an invitation to reflect on the service of caring and the lessons it imparts. Special thanks to Riley Moore for bringing his expertise and stories to the table, enriching this episode with his invaluable perspective. Support the Show.

KSL's Top Story: An update ... on the woman who died after a pitbull attack in Taylorsville.  Her son is now facing criminal charges.

In this episode co-hosts Steve Fielder and Corey Gruver are joined by coon hunter, trainer and handler Mark Miller of Taylorsville, North Carolina.   Miller recently completed the Holy Grail of coon hunting, the United Kennel Club Grand Nite Champion title with a Plott dog co-owned by Steve and himself, Bear Pen Fever.The trio drill down into Fever's success story discussing the young hound's progression from a five-month-old puppy to reaching the pinnacle in competition hunting at less than two and one-half years old. Corey leads the interview leaving few stones unturned in terms of exactly what's involved in achieving the Grand Nite Champion and other UKC titles.  Fever currently holds titles in Field Trials, Water Races, Nite Hunting, Hunt Tests and Bench Showing in UKC as well as Nite Hunting in Professional Kennel Club events.   The expense, the determination, the challenges and the setbacks are all fair game.  Of particular interest to listeners will be the reasons a confirmed, highly successful Treeing Walker fancier would embark on the arduous journey with a Plott of all available breeds.  Steve wades the murky waters of why Plott hunters may be more prone to breed to dogs in their own backyards.   You expect dog talk at its finest on the Gone To The Dogs Podcast and there's plenty to enjoy in this episode.  

In this episode co-hosts Steve Fielder and Corey Gruver are joined by coon hunter, trainer and handler Mark Miller of Taylorsville, North Carolina.  Miller recently completed the Holy Grail of coon hunting, the United Kennel Club Grand Nite Champion title with a Plott dog co-owned by Steve and himself, Bear Pen Fever. The trio drill down into Fever's success story discussing the young hound's progression from a five-month-old puppy to reaching the pinnacle in competition hunting at less than two and one-half years old.  Corey leads the interview leaving few stones unturned in terms of exactly what's involved in achieving the Grand Nite Champion and other UKC titles. Fever currently holds titles in Field Trials, Water Races, Nite Hunting, Hunt Tests and Bench Showing in UKC as well as Nite Hunting in Professional Kennel Club events.  The expense, the determination, the challenges and the setbacks are all fair game. Of particular interest to listeners will be the reasons a confirmed, highly successful Treeing Walker fancier would embark on the arduous journey with a Plott of all available breeds. Steve wades the murky waters of why Plott hunters may be more prone to breed to dogs in their own backyards.  You expect dog talk at its finest on the Gone To The Dogs Podcast and there's plenty to enjoy in this episode.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode co-hosts Steve Fielder and Corey Gruver are joined by coon hunter, trainer and handler Mark Miller of Taylorsville, North Carolina.   Miller recently completed the Holy Grail of coon hunting, the United Kennel Club Grand Nite Champion title with a Plott dog co-owned by Steve and himself, Bear Pen Fever.The trio drill down into Fever's success story discussing the young hound's progression from a five-month-old puppy to reaching the pinnacle in competition hunting at less than two and one-half years old. Corey leads the interview leaving few stones unturned in terms of exactly what's involved in achieving the Grand Nite Champion and other UKC titles.  Fever currently holds titles in Field Trials, Water Races, Nite Hunting, Hunt Tests and Bench Showing in UKC as well as Nite Hunting in Professional Kennel Club events.   The expense, the determination, the challenges and the setbacks are all fair game.  Of particular interest to listeners will be the reasons a confirmed, highly successful Treeing Walker fancier would embark on the arduous journey with a Plott of all available breeds.  Steve wades the murky waters of why Plott hunters may be more prone to breed to dogs in their own backyards.   You expect dog talk at its finest on the Gone To The Dogs Podcast and there's plenty to enjoy in this episode.  

The search has ended for a Taylorsville man who disappeared ...and possibly abducted over the weekend.

Friday is the deadline to apply to be Kentucky's next Commissioner of Education and so far, the Kentucky Board of Education has received six applications, The division between Kentucky's two Republican U.S. Senators continues to widen, and meet the Paint Queen of Kentucky, who's putting Taylorsville, KY on the map.

Up for episode #127 we have Dillan Baldwin join us! He is the driver of the #67B Race Saver sprint car out of Taylorsville, Kentucky. Discussed: Picking up a win in 2023, and Rookie of the Year for the Indiana Race Saver Sprint Car series 2024 race plans Some of his favorite tracks to race at during his rookie year Turns out, he's a BBQ fan! (Ends around (29:00 minute mark) Stoking the Fire USAC Silver Crown Series makes a debut at a Kansas track USAC National Midget driver announcements Some movement in Calistoga, California for the speedway? Virtual flagman at Lincoln Speedway (PA.) And our thoughts on that. MMSA mini sprint schedule released for 2024 DD results, or lack thereof. (Ends around 52:00 minute mark) Feature Finish 2nd Annual Germfree Southern Sprint Car Showdown @ Volusia Speedway Park (USCS sprints) Lucas Oil Late Model series @ Golden Isles Speedway for the Super Bowl of racing Chowchilla Barnburner (CA) - Saturday 1/27 results The Smoke Naan bread pizzas, and Charlie's frozen dinner of the week Moist. A return to Rounders Too Pizza Steak night Crunch wraps Chicken & Shrimp baskets Longhorn Steakhouse - Outlaw ribeye

Today's Locked on Ole Miss podcast we talk about Ole Miss Rebels getting a commitment from Amorion Walker from the Michigan Wolverines to be part of a revamped cornerback room led by new Cornerbacks and Co-Coordinator Bryan Brown. We look at Walker's freakish athletic ability and where he sits on Fox Sports Bruce Feldman's annual freaks list. And we wonder where this young man will fit in the room with Chris Graves and Cedrick Beavers and potentially a player to be named later. In the second segment of the show we talk about the JUCO Signing from Jones County Junior College in Cedrick Beavers from Taylorsville, MS. We look at how this young man has tools to compete at the SEC Level and how soon we expect him to compete at the SEC Level with Chris Graves and Amorion Walker competing as well. In our final segment of the day we talk about Derrick Nix leaving Ole Miss Football for the Auburn Tigers and thank him for 16 years. We look at what we heard happened in this search and we look at how Ole Miss will make replacements in this search. WANT MORE OLE MISS SPORTS CONTENT? Join our Subtext communityhttps://joinsubtext.com/lockedonolemiss  Follow and Subscribe to the Podcast on these platforms:

Today's Locked on Ole Miss podcast we talk about Ole Miss Rebels getting a commitment from Amorion Walker from the Michigan Wolverines to be part of a revamped cornerback room led by new Cornerbacks and Co-Coordinator Bryan Brown. We look at Walker's freakish athletic ability and where he sits on Fox Sports Bruce Feldman's annual freaks list. And we wonder where this young man will fit in the room with Chris Graves and Cedrick Beavers and potentially a player to be named later.   In the second segment of the show we talk about the JUCO Signing from Jones County Junior College in Cedrick Beavers from Taylorsville, MS. We look at how this young man has tools to compete at the SEC Level and how soon we expect him to compete at the SEC Level with Chris Graves and Amorion Walker competing as well.   In our final segment of the day we talk about Derrick Nix leaving Ole Miss Football for the Auburn Tigers and thank him for 16 years. We look at what we heard happened in this search and we look at how Ole Miss will make replacements in this search.   WANT MORE OLE MISS SPORTS CONTENT?   Join our Subtext community https://joinsubtext.com/lockedonolemiss     Follow and Subscribe to the Podcast on these platforms:

Clip From Ep #618 Of The Clay Edwards Show On 103.9 WYAB (10/19/23) -Walt takes a deep dive into the Rasheem Carter case in Taylorsville, Ms. where a black man is found dead on some white landowners land after several crazy events. I personally do not believe the official story and I personally think there is in fact more to the story than what we're being told (but that is just my opinion) Check out my website at Www.ClayEdwardsShow.Com for all things Clay

Ep #618 Of The Clay Edwards Show On 103.9 WYAB (10/19/23) 1. The promoters for the first annual Kings & Queens of Ink Tattoo Convention that is being held at the Jackson Convention Complex this Friday - Sunday were in the studio for a few segments to promote their big event. 2. I close out the first hour ranting about the lack of media outrage over the October 18th insurrection at the Capitol building in Washington D.C. by purple haired baristas that are demanding a cease fire on Palestine. 3. White BLM activist Walt Kelly joins the show for the entire second hour, we discuss "hands up dont shoot" being a big lie, George Floyd's suicide and why these folks that get themselves killed by the cops can't just stop resisting. -We also discuss Walt's involvement in turning the Ahmaud Arbery case into a national news story and revisiting his role in that whole deal. -Walt takes a deep dive into the Rasheem Carter case in Taylorsville, Ms. where a black man is found dead on some white landowners land after several crazy events. I personally do not believe the official story and I personally think there is in fact more to the story than what we're being told (but that is just my opinion) Check out my website at Www.ClayEdwardsShow.Com for all things Clay

Hour #2 of Ep #618 Of The Clay Edwards Show On 103.9 WYAB (10/19/23) 1. White BLM activist Walt Kelly joins the show for the entire second hour, we discuss "hands up don't shoot" being a big lie, George Floyd's suicide and why these folks that get themselves killed by the cops can't just stop resisting. -We also discuss Walt's involvement in turning the Ahmaud Arbery case into a national news story and revisiting his role in that whole deal. -Walt takes a deep dive into the Rasheem Carter case in Taylorsville, Ms. where a black man is found dead on some white landowners land after several crazy events. I personally do not believe the official story and I personally think there is in fact more to the story than what we're being told (but that is just my opinion) Check out my website at Www.ClayEdwardsShow.Com for all things Clay

A-TAY-L is over and leaving a blank space in our hearts. Did we give her the key to Taylorsville, GA? How was the "Greatest Show Ever"?! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

During #InfertilityAwarenessWeek, let's support those struggling to conceive, educate ourselves on fertility issues, and advocate for improved access to infertility treatments. You are not alone in this journey.